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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1977

Page

10

Middletown Coach Recaps Rough Season And Outlook

Ted Stewart reflects on a 15 6 season as Middletown High basketball coach amid energy crisis effects and injuries. He cites postponed Princeton game, missing rebounds, and the need for a taller post player next season. Stewart plans a recruiting focus on adding height and returns Jeff Bierly George Carter James Edwards for experience.

Middletown Ted Stewart Princeton Middies Stewart Jeff Bierly George Carter James Edwards Carter Monroe Oxford

Fenwick Falcons Ride Second Team to District Final Win

Fenwick coach John Rossi praises seniors who volunteered to simulate Franklin Monroe in practice, boosting the Falcons to an 81-70 victory in the Dayton Class A Upper District finals. Rossi plans to reuse the strategy against Sparta Highland, noting the second unit's contribution and the team’s overall speed and depth. Tickets for Friday’s regional game go on sale, $3 adults $2 students.

Tom McRoberts University of Dayton Fenwick Falcons Franklin Monroe Dayton Fenwick Jets Falcon John ‘Butch’ Rossi Rossi Franklin-Monroe Peter Sparta Highland Flying Scots Highland Hind Morral Ridgedale Scots Jeff John Falcons

Aldridge shares runner up honors in MAC awards

Concepcion pads his record with a strong finish as Archie Aldridge of Middletown earns runner up in MAC player of the year voting. Matt Hicks of Northern Illinois takes top honors as NIU claims fourth place. Dick Parfitt guides Central Michigan for coach recognition.

Columbus Middletown High Archie Aldridge Miami Redskins Northern Illinois Matt Hicks Huskies NIU John McDougal MAC Aldridge Central Michigan Ben Paquette Burrell McGhee Kent State Dick Parfitt Hurons Miami Chuck Goodyear Toledo Dave Speicher Dan Hipsher Bowli Green Steve Skaggs Ohio University Jeff Seeman

Concepcion Signs Long Reds Contract Through 1981

Dave Concepcion agreed to a five year deal worth about 1 million dollars, the longest contract in Cincinnati Reds history through 1981. The 28 year old Venezuelan shortstop starred for the World Champions with standout defense and baserunning, joining a group of multi year pacts signed by Reds stars.

Norm Clarke Tampa Fla Dave Concepcion South America Luis Aparicio Cincinnati Reds Joe Morgan Ken Griffey George Foster Concepcion Jerry Kapstein Reds Concepcion Pete Rose Gary Nolan Towly Eastwick Pat Carey Rose Kapstein Dick Wagner Meer Wagner Providence, K.I Venezuela Aparicio Johnny Bench Morgan Cesar Geronimo

Dons tumble from top after losses to Notre Dame and Nevada Las Vegas

The University of San Francisco dropped from No. 1 to No. 3 after a 93-82 loss to Notre Dame and then 121-95 to Nevada Las Vegas in the NCAA tournament. Michigan leads the final poll, followed by UCLA, Kentucky, and North Carolina, with Notre Dame entering theTop 10 after a win over Hofstra.

University of San Francisco Notre Dame Irish Dons Skein San Francisco Associated Press Runnin’ Rebels Nevada-Las Vegas Michigan Wolverines Holy Cross Marquette UCLA Louisville Kentucky Nevada Las Vegas North Carolina Tar Heels Purdue Syracuse Orangemen Tennessee Cincinnati Wake Forest Deacons Arkansas Fighting Irish Hofstra Alabama Memphis State Detroit Middle Tennessee Minnesota N. Carolina Utah Kansas St Unc.charlotte VMI

Birdsong lifts Cougars past Illinois State in NIT thriller

Houston coach Guy Lewis trusted Otis Birdsong with seconds left and the plan paid off as Birdsong stole a pass and scored the decisive jumper with six seconds remaining to beat Illinois State 91-90 in overtime in the NIT quarterfinals. The win sends Houston to the semifinals against Alabama.

Ken Rappoport NEW York Houston Cougars Otis Houston Guy Lewis Otis Birdsong Cougars Lewis Birdsong Illinois State Alabama Virginia Tech Villanova Massachusetts Oregon St. Bonaventure The Birds Jeff Wilkins Ron Jones

Hornet and Cat teams tip off in early district tournament

Monroe meets Finneytown at 5 30 p.m. in the Class AAA District Tournament opener as Franklin faces Taft and Colerain meets Princeton in a late 8 30 p.m. game. Oak Hills upsets Fairfield 34 31, Garfield beats Forest Park 54 35, and Greenhills tops Talawanda 38 34 in Oxford. The Middletown Middies debut against Garfield at 7 p.m. after Lakota Northwest. In Dayton Class AA, Jefferson and Bellbrook start at 5 p.m. Lebanon vs Eaton at 6 30, Springboro vs Dayton Riser at 8, National Trail vs Oakwood at 9 30. winners return to UD Fieldhouse for semis Friday and final Saturday.

Monroe Franklin High Springboro Lebanon Jim Sherard Finneytown Franklin Hamilton Taft Colerain Princeton Oxford Fairfield Girls Oak Hills Hamilton Garfield Forest Park Greenhills Talawanda Middletown Garfield Dayton University of Dayton Jefferson Bellbrook Eaton National Trail Oakwood

Exhibition Results From Early Baseball Games

Exhibition baseball results list multiple games with scores. Cincinnati shut out Kansas City 5–0 while Pittsburgh crushed Philadelphia 11–0. New York beat Boston 5–8 in another result and Chicago tied Milwaukee 2–2. Other scores include Texas 3, St. Louis 3, Los Angeles 2, and Cleveland 12, Minnesota 8.

Cincinnati Kansas City Pittsburgh Philadelphia Toronto Montreal New York Texas St. Louis Detroit Los Angeles Boston California Francisco Milwaukee Oakland Seattle Chicago Atlanta Cleveland San Diego Minnesota

UC Gets New Football Aide

Cincinnati announces Dave Zimmerman former William & Mary assistant coaches the offensive line joins coach Ralph Staub's staff as the eighth and final hire. Staub has completed his football coaching staff after replacing Tony Mason in December.

Cincinnati Dave Zimmerman William & Mary Ne of Cincinnati Ralph Staub Zimmerman Staub Tony Mason

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